Andrei Lukin: Kazakhstan Highly Appreciates Mutually Beneficial Cooperation with its CSTO Allies

At the meeting of the CSTO PA in Moscow, Andrei Lukin, Chairman of the Committee on International Relations, Defence and Security of the Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan, noted that today, the Collective Security Treaty Organization acts as an efficient and relevant international structure aimed at ensuring collective security.

“We highly appreciate the established mutually beneficial cooperation with our CSTO allies and are ready to continue working together to develop the constructive potential of our Organization,” Andrei Lukin emphasized. 

The parliamentarian also informed his colleagues about the results of Kazakhstan's chairmanship in the Organization in 2024 and expressed gratitude to all CSTO Member States for their support and efficient joint work.